Government targets 5.8 per cent GDP growth in 2022
Ghana is aiming for a 5.8 per cent post-Covid economic growth rate in 2022, which is lower than the IMF's...
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Government introduces mobile money taxes
The government wants to charge a 1.75 per cent fee on mobile money and other electronic transactions worth more than...
There won’t be nuisance taxes but there will be some taxes in the 2022 budget – John Kumah
Deputy Finance Minister John Kumah has supported the government's bid to tighten its revenue mobilization measures through the introduction of...
Mix expectations from Ghanaians ahead of the reading of the 2022 budget today
Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta is scheduled to present the Budget Statement and Economic Policy of the government for the year...
Chamber of Pharmacy calls on government to not remove benchmark value policy
Following the decision of the Ghana Revenue Authority to remove the benchmark value policy, the Ghana National Chamber of Pharmacy...
Ghana and 30 other African countries on the HIPC list
Ghana is currently among 34 African countries on the World Bank and IMF’s heavily indebted countries’ list, according to data...
